Try https://nektosact.com/ It’s not perfect, but I was able to do quite a lot locally and have a faster CI development loop.
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Thank you for this! I can’t believe I didn’t know about PTA before.
6·2 months agoRemember 10 years ago when the FTC blocked the merger between Staples and Office Depot? They said that Amazon wasn’t a viable competitor.
“only Staples and Office Depot had the scale and infrastructure to fulfill the needs of major corporations.
The agency stated these two companies were often the only viable bidders for major corporate contracts, and eliminating their competition would create a monopoly in that segment. The companies countered that Amazon Business and other suppliers were emerging as competitors in the B2B space. In May 2016, a federal judge sided with the FTC, granting an injunction to halt the merger, and the companies terminated the agreement.”
https://legalclarity.org/staples-vs-office-depot-the-failed-merger-attempts/
4·2 months agoI hope it works out as a positive experience for you.
Interesting for KGLW since they live stream concerts and have released an album for free. I didn’t know that they did that with Spotify.
Serious question: don’t the artists have the ability to remove their music from Spotify if the deal is so bad? Are they leaving it there for exposure, or does the label require that they publish on Spotify?
10·2 months agoHow many gamers today have even played or know what the original Rogue is?
As you mentioned, Alice’s Restaurant. I used to listen to that every year on the drive to my grandparents’ house for Thanksgiving dinner.
2·3 months agoScooby Doo!
Text would be more useful than screenshots. Text is smaller to store, easier to translate, and easier to shape to whatever screen a person is using. :)
2·3 months agoThe MOK key stuff is fixable, but it sounds like you don’t have a big need for SecureBoot in the first place. I would say leave it disabled for now.
Also, SecureBoot is more of a way to authenticate the software that is being loaded at boot time. It could prevent someone from inserting something bad at boot time. It’s nice to have but not required.
Further, I think your EFI Boot Manager has a BootNext entry that is booting the MOK utility instead of the Linux shim or kernel. You should be able to remove this BootNext entry in your EFI settings.
If you can get it booted into Linux from a bootable USB drive, you can use the “efibootmgr” program to inspect and remove the BootNext entry.
sudo efibootmgrwill show you all of the EFI boot entries. If the first line says
BootNext, then that’s likely the problem. Note that these are not grub boot entries. The EFI has a boot list that happens before grub.sudo efibootmgr —delete-bootnextwill remove the temporary BootNext entry.
After that, make sure secure boot is disabled and you should be able to boot Linux.
This page https://wiki.debian.org/SecureBoot#DKMS_and_Secure_Boot Mentions the “MOK Manager EFI Utility”. That utility is the blue screens you posted. You should be able to change a setting in EFI to boot something other than the MOK Manager.
Can you turn off Secure Boot in your BIOS/EFI? That should get you booting again, and then you can figure out the MOK.
Another thing to check is that your EFI is actually booting the Linux kernel. It could be booting the MOK enrollment program which runs only at boot time. There should be a selection in the EFI settings that mentions “next boot” or something like that.
2·3 months agoI hope they have a good way of keeping rainwater out of the bins.
43·3 months agoEmacs Org Mode would be perfect, but that’s a commitment if you don’t already know Emacs.
@[email protected] have you figured out how to make good sourdough Bahn Mi buns at home? I can’t seem to get the right crust.